Colombian pipeline attacked by leftist rebel bomb attack
Pumping operations at one of Colombia's most important oil pipelines have been halted after a leftist rebel bomb attack.
Video: A day in the life of… working on Maersk’s Tyra East platform
An offshore worker has given an insight into his working day on Maersk Oil’s Tyra East platform in the Danish North Sea. Using a Go-Pro, Henrik Udengaard, a technical supervisor for the company, captured what his daily routine is like. Take a look at the fantastic footage below.
Opinion: Letting opportunity slip away
When an individual as astute as Lord Browne of Madingley is prepared to stand up at one of the world’s leading oil & gas conferences and basically tell Big Oil that the time has come to evolve from petroleum to energy by taking on the low carbon challenge, it really is time that Aberdeen woke up.
OHT nets contract for Statoil’s Hywind project
Offshore Heavy Transport (OHT) has netted a contract for the provision of transportation services on Statoil's Hywind project.
Murchison decommissioning begins in Norway
This image shows modules from the Murchison platform being offloaded in Norway.
Statoil audited by PSA for well abandonment work on Statfjord A
Statoil has been given until the end of September to deal with a non-conformity discovered on its Statfjord A platform.
Centrica extends contract with Qatar for LNG
Centrica has extended a contract to buy gas from Qatar until 2023.
AGR wins frame agreement with Det Norske
AGR has struck a frame agreement with Det Norske for annual, independent reporting of the company's reserves portfolio.
Investigation after black smoke rises from Chevron’s Richmond refinery
An investigation has been launched by oil major Chevron after black smoke could be seen as a result of flaring activity from its Richmond refinery in the US.
Sungrow unveils solar technology innovation
Sungrow has revealed its latest technology after unveiling the world's first 1500V string inverter.
Det Norske wins approval for drilling of North Sea well
Det Norske has been granted a drilling permit for a North Sea well by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD).
Academics to reveal secrets to Scotland’s wave and tidal success
Academics who have led the way in maintaining Scotland's status as a world leader in wave and tidal energy will showcase some of their work at the Scottish Renewables conference later this month.
Urals Energy completes acquisition of Arctic Oil share capital
Urals Energy said it has completed its acquisition of the entire share capital of Arctic Oil company.
Average petrol and diesel prices ‘edged up over August’
The average price of petrol and diesel sold on Britain’s forecourts edged up in August, new figures show.
Shipments from Azerbaijan via Russia down in 2016
Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR said it has shipped 728,768 tonnes of oil via Russia from the start of the year.
Ineos ethane cargo loaded up in US for journey to Norway
Ineos and Enterprise Products Partners said the first cargo of ethane to be exported from a Texas terminal has been loaded.
Apex Clean Energy appoints new chief exec
Apex Clean Energy has appointed a new chief executive to the company.
Scatec begins operation of 22MW plant in Jordan
Scatec has started operating a 22MW photovoltaic plant in Jordan.
Scottish engineering firms see orders drop amid Brexit fears
Scottish engineering firms have seen orders drop and output volumes decrease to their lowest levels in seven years, according to reports.
Stranded Transocean rig could begin journey to Turkey later this month
An oil rig which ran aground on the Isle of Lewis could be transported to Turkey later this month, according to reports.
Statoil gets green-light for Floatel at Gina Krog
Statoil has been given the green light to use the Floatel Endurance mobile accommodation facility at Gina Krog.
Lundin gets go-ahead for Barents Sea drilling
Lundin Norway has received consent for exploration drilling in the Barents Sea.
Rosneft strikes deal with BP, Schlumberger for seismic collaboration
Rosneft has signed deals with BP and Schlumberger for collaboration on seismic research and development.
Aker Solutions freshens up its management structure
Aker Solutions has reportedly changed its management structure as it looks to bring cost improvements to the company.
Oil traders in partial victory against BP
A team of former Wall Street oil traders have won a partial victory in a legal dispute with oil major BP.